This antique mall rambles across the lowest level of The Berry House, a multi-shop building on…read moreThird Street in downtown Geneva. Lots of great antiques to check out, including seasonal items (I got two tiny turkeys). The two people running the shop were very kind and also lent me a chair to sit on while I was waiting in line and felt a bit dizzy. You can find all sorts of fun vintage finds if you know to look for this hidden gem!

Such a charming antique shop with an incredible selection of vintage and antique jewelry - brooches…read moregalore, bracelets, earrings, and unique pieces everywhere. I loved that most items were out in the open for touching and exploring, with fun low-price trays and bins mixed in with tagged treasures. The staff (two wonderful women) were so kind and engaging - we had a fun conversation about the shop. Unfortunately, the ringing-up process was frustrating and felt chaotic. Purchases were split by dealer, but without a clear tally or saved tags, double-checking was nearly impossible (tags got mixed with others from earlier sales). It left me unsure if the final total was accurate - $95 or $115 makes a difference! I wish there was a better system for transparency. I adore the nostalgic, hands-on feel here and the amazing inventory, but the checkout experience might keep me from returning soon. They also put all of my pieces ($111 worth of jewelry) into one organza bag- nothing was protected. Still recommending for anyone who loves digging through real antiques!

This was a great find while exploring the larger Geneva Antiques Market which takes up the rest of…read morethe lower level in this building (the Berry House). This shop is far more "upscale" than the finds in the other store (and actually better than pretty much all of the other antique shops in the area). I think she said they specialize in European Antiques, with a lot of it being furniture. Some gorgeous pieces. I'm not familiar with what those items normally sell for, but they seemed comparable to what a new item would cost - and these were far more beautiful. I've been in there multiple times now, and they are always super friendly and happy to talk about their inventory, even though I've never bought from them.

Nice layout, clean and tidy. No discounts for bundling nor room for negotiation…read more I found it interesting that a lot of individual items were marked $18 dollars. Is this a new minimum price point? I waited 40 minutes until they opened at 10a. I won't do that again but if they are open it's worth a look.

The place offers plenty of things for everyone, it is organized and clean…read more They have the main floor as well as more things on other two levels

Absolutely love this new shop. The store is filled with Vintage goodies. NOT MADE IN CHINA-Vintage…read moreWanna be's.... The owner is so sweet and helpful and down to earth. I'm in love with this new shop. We need a TRULY vintage shop in the area. Everything else seems to be filled with Hobby Lobby items that anyone can get. So glad to have found thIs shop.

Stumbled upon this amazing shop & fell in love! Fantastic selection, Dorie is SO helpful! Found so…read moremany great things- I'll have to save up to come back.

Lots of antique goodies crammed into an old house in Winfield! Kind of reminds me of Warehouse 55…read morein Aurora with all the little rooms and corridors: "Was I down here already?" Overall their selection is good and prices were very reasonable...but know what the tags say on the items you go to buy, because I almost got charged $14 for a $4 vase! I'm sure it was an honest mistake, but that's a lot of money for me if I hadn't caught it.

My favorite of the antique shops in the Winfield Antique Shopping District - Antique & Chic has the…read morebest selection, best staff and best prices! I fell in love with their jewelry- a bit on the pricey side but also 10k and 14k gold. There were really cool art pieces and even a vintage cigarette holder. There's over 40 vendors here so there's many different vibes: sports memorabilia, vintage handbags, lamps, glassware, clocks, dolls, even newer art used with antique spice tins. As with all "antique" places, some of their vendors sell generic, garage sale things that are not in fact "antique". I found a cool plate and when the gal took off the price tag, the plate was actually from target. I liked it but $25 for a plate from target?! That's a big turnoff for whoever that vendor is. The gals behind the counter were chatty and friendly! They seemed to really like their job:) They filled me in on their upcoming tent event- I like that they created that buzz! Plenty of street parking and 2 bathrooms available.

Very friendly helpful staff. Goods change constantly so if you like it buy it! Have gotten some…read morewonderful things for my home and consigned as well.

Beautiful shop! Salesperson was friendly and not pushy at all. Loved being about to wander and look…read moreat items without someone trying to sell me something every second. Prices were very good and reasonable for a consignment shop. New pieces come in all the time and they list their items on their website as well. Happy to be a new regular, highly recommend

Walking in felt very familiar. I'm not sure if that's because I may have visited this store so long…read moreago I forgot, or because the workers were so welcoming and friendly upon my arrival. This is a great spot if you're in the mood to shop or just meander. With vendors upon vendors, it's almost as if you're shopping at a bunch of mini stores. Handmade items, vintage goods, collectables to items you didn't even know existed. I've been to quite a few of these consignment type stores and I was very impressed at how organized and clean this market was. They even have a cute area in the back with free coffee, little snack samples and a place to rest your feet. The prices range from vendor to vendor but overall seemed pretty reasonable. I was impressed they have essentially a whole jewelry store in here where you can not only purchase jewelry but they repair items as well and were very informative. The space is a large warehouse-type of building with its own large parking lot making it very easily accessible.

Stopped in on the way through town to finds many booths with a variety of items, not just vintage -…read moresome new and some homemade. There was also a jewelry counter towards the middle of the store and what looked like maybe a coffee stand at the back. Bathrooms were located at the back of the bathroom. The vendors/staff were friendly, talkative, and eager to help us gather Royal Haeger. Some vendors had very reasonable prices while others were very expensive. They wrapped and boxed our items - sadly one of our purchased pieces didn't make it in the box when we left. An easy stop if you are in the area and/or if you need a gift for just about any type of event.

Hadn't been here in a while, and Cocoon had now taken over the whole building, but this is now the…read moreleast handicapped accessible shopping experience I can think of. Have to go down two sets of steps to get to the door, then back up stairs to the main level... overall I think we climbed up and down six sets of stairs, and we didn't even go to the highest level of the building! And this is using a cane: I think if you had a wheelchair you'd be out of luck, unless there is a hidden elevator somewhere. Their stock really hasn't changed much in a long time, so I guess between that and the fact that I can't get around the shop easily this just isn't the place for me.

I get the best gifts from here every time I go! From great smelling candles to everything in…read morebetween it's our favorite spot for a cute gift or unique home decor